Laboratory Safety Impact: Safety Data Sheets and Chemical Storage

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  • Transcripts
When working in a lab, employees should use safety data sheets, or SDSs, to learn the potential hazards associated with chemicals and the best practices to protect against those hazards. In this impact, Dr. Ava Dykes describes the details to be provided in an SDS and hazardous chemical labels and the general recommendations for chemical storage.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • understand the credentials of the subject matter expert
  • understand how to use a safety data sheet and how to properly store chemicals
  • reflect on what you’ve learned

IN THIS COURSE

  • Introduction
  • Video
    4m
  • Summary
    1m

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